Millions of people in southeastern Australia are sweating through a record-breaking heat wave. The heat this week is likely ...

Vast swaths of southeastern Australia are sweltering in a heat wave that’s pushed temperatures to close to 50 degrees Celsius (122 degrees Fahrenheit) and forced some residents to protect their ...

The small town of Walpeup, about 400 kilometers northwest of Melbourne, and the airport in the nearby town of Hopetoun both ...

Some of the world's most destructive bushfires take place in the southern state. Its unique mix of fierce winds, high fuel loads and rugged terrain are to blame.

Heat records are set to be broken in the south of the country as volatile bushfire conditions cause communities to evacuate.

The mercury in Ouyen, in Victoria's north-west, is tipped to hit 49C amid what could be a record-breaking heatwave in the state.

The heatwave is the worst seen in Victoria, since the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires that killed 173 people, and is not expected to ease until the weekend.

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